When we get pregnant, so many things come up that we consider unnecessary: the DUVET, pregnancy weight, and most importantly, caring for and caring for a baby’s nails. Unless you wear splints, your baby’s fingernails come out of their parents’ hand, allowing you to feel and understand the experience.
For moms like me who haven’t heard about this important fact, I put my hands in the subway for Nails “n’me” (a worldwide customs commandment you shouldn’t ignore in case you don’t speak the language), and allowed a few weeks (about 16) to pass before I fully complied with the rules: take the tip of your baby’s bottom finger, leave it jagged-edge dry, and step on it like that.
Once you’re on the anti-spatter train, consider these five steps:
1. Make a declaim video of your baby’s nail. If you don’t have a camcorder, write it down on a notepad or in an Excel file. Photograph the nail and set it against a backdrop you can see in the context of the photo.
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2. Do a nail art styling demo for your baby. Nail art is a great way to introduce your baby to the world of nail art before she actually can. Most tutorials involve making a style announcement like, “You’ll love these tiger stripes!” Create a series of tutorials based on how you want your baby to look, and ask her to create art as you watch.
3. Re-create nail art masterpieces. Make a video of yourself creating great nail art at home that you can show her at bedtime. Don’t forget to capture the moment!
4. Can’t be bothered? Put together “family” nail art. It doesn’t have to be expensive or fancy, but it can just be a nice painting or sticker. Inexpensive options include a refrigerator, old picture frames, and the side of a bin. Also, ask family members to glue tags or labels to their water bottles and hand them to your newborn.
5. Watch a tutorial of creating nail art with your baby. Practice going old school. Try one of our other nailshow tutorials at 7. See? You don’t have to be on the same page as the Master Nail Color Design Artist!
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